Ashtangasamgraha 2.72

2.72

yathottaraṃ mandagatirmandaśaktiryathā yathā |

kālenāpnoti sadṛśān sa rasādīṃstathā tathā ||

bījapūrarasakṣaudraśuktayuktaiḥ pralepitaiḥ ||

dantīcitrakayoḥ karṣau pippalītrivṛtordaśa ||

aśvagandhādvikākolī śṛṅgyarṣabhakajīvaikaḥ ||

As [the doṣa] becomes progressively slower in movement and weaker in power,
it gradually reaches the corresponding bodily tissues such as the chyle.
When applied as a paste combined with citron juice, honey, and fermented gruel—
Two karṣas each of dantī and citraka, ten of pippalī and trivṛt,
aśvagandhā, both kākolīs, śṛṅgī, ṛṣabhaka, and jīvaka—